On 09/02/2013 03:09 PM, Bob Camp wrote:
> Hi
>
> You probably are better off simply taking all the samples into your "smarts" 
> and handling things there rather than having the 5335 do it for you. Since 
> you are simply looking at data once a second (delta T between two 1 pps 
> signals) it's not a compute intensive setup. 
>
> If you are trying to measure frequency with the 5335 rather than pps signals, 
> you have some other problems to deal with. The data rate is still very slow. 
> Even with this setup I would not play with the 5335 internal math, other than 
> to subtract the nominal frequency. The sole advantage there is having data 
> that's easier on the eyes.
Also considering that the PRS-10 beats the 5335 with about 10 times
better single-shot resolution.

Cheers,
Magnus
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